You are an HIM director who has heard complaints within the department about not having up-to-date procedures documented, so you remedy the situation by updating the procedure manual. This is an example of Herzberg's _____________.?

Myoglobin, potassium, phosphorus, lactic acid, and uric acid released into the circulatory system after extrication from entrapment cause an effect called:

A) alkalosis syndrome. B) compression syndrome. C) release-shock syndrome. D) compartment syndrome.

When attempting to distinguish a spinal injury from a stroke, the EMT should remember that:

A) spinal injuries always result in weakness to one side of the body. B) stroke typically results in weakness or paralysis to one side of the body. C) stroke does not cause paralysis, while spinal injuries typically do. D) stroke usually causes weakness to all extremities; spinal injuries do not.